Bristol's Red Lodge |
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Hidden amidst the bustle of modern Bristol lies the Red Lodge, an Elizabethan house built around 1590. Come and see the last surviving suite of 16th century rooms in the city with:
Look out for the impressive Tudor-style knot garden.
Around 1730 the exterior and some of the rooms were 'modernise' and the house is now furnished in the style of both periods.
In 1854 the house became the country's first girls' reform school, set up by social pioneer Mary Carpenter (1807-77).
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Opening Times
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(2006 times)
Saturday to Wednesday (closed Thursday & Friday), 10.00am - 5.00pm.
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Admission Charges
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(2006 prices)
Free.
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Directions
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Nearby Attractions
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Bristol's Georgian House
(< 1 Mile)*
A carefully preserved example of a late 18th-century sugar merchant's town house. |
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Bristols City Museum and Art Gallery
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Bristol Museum containing collections representing the arts, human history and natural science. |
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At-Bristol
(< 1 Mile)*
At-Bristol is a unique destination bringing science, nature and art to life. It is home to three magical attractions; Explore At-Bristol, Wildwalk At-Bristol and IMAX Theatre At-Bristol. |
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